As many people do, I enjoy watching Youtube fitness personalities who range from eccentric to dangerous to themselves.

One can only hope his college roommate will still continue to utterly annihilate him on Twitter on a regular basis.

There doesn’t seem to be much, if any, study and information about taking in too much protein on a low carb diet causing gluconeogenesis. What’s your take on that process?

If you’re following a collection of stars, reality TV stars, aspiring stars, and used-to-be-bigger stars on Instagram,

omg

Here’s something to give your wife nightmares: I don’t drink as many protein shakes these days, but when I do it’s whey powder, soy milk, and a raw egg.

Say that to me when I was 17 and we’ll see.

What a bummer she can’t have infant formula. Sucks to be her!

Here are two fun facts about Rob Schneider: 1) He’s an anti-vaxxer (imagine taking medical advice from Deuce Bigalow), and 2) he’s the father of pop star Elle King

No days off social media.

Not to give away the secret, but there’s good food in a lot of places.

We are going to fight.

Don’t ruin this for me.

GOALS!

*high fives you so hard, police draw their weapons*

Nice.

Never been to Oakland, but I feel like not believing it’s that good.

It wasn’t included in this edit, but of them dropping a Straight Out Of Compton 2 crack was a little...uh, below board, let’s say.

You put a few keywords in Google and stuff happens, man: